Hi Graham

> Where does one get the list of integers for the capabilities function?

The odbx_capabilities() function returns if feature sets are supported. There 
are two at the moment: ODBX_CAP_BASIC (supported by all backends) and 
ODBX_CAP_LO. You can find them in the OpenDBX header file.

> I was trying to see if Firebird supports the odbx_escape() function
> and looking at the svn, it seems not
> https://libopendbx.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/libopendbx/trunk/backends/fi
> rebird/firebird_basic.c

If a backend doesn't have an escape function of its own, the default 
implementation (in lib/odbx.c) will be used instead. You don't have to care 
about this as it's guaranteed that all backends provide at least the basic 
feature set.


Norbert
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